Black women have lower survival rates for every stage of a breast cancer diagnosis.
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What Black women need to know about breast cancer
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Black women have lower survival rates for every stage of a breast cancer diagnosis. Despite a lower risk of being diagnosed with the disease, Black women are now 41% more likely to die from breast cancer than white women.

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